Sentence examples for sections operating from inspiring English sources

Exploiting the heat integration between two diabatic sections operating at different pressures of the HIDiC can greatly enhance the energy performance of the system.

Several contributions have already provided simulation analyses, with practical matches and verifications, based on more or less small/local rail networks which are digitally represented through detailed descriptions of their track layouts, signalling systems, block sections, operating rolling stock etc.

In addition to usual observations and phase identifications, carried out on gold-coated samples, the SEM was used for acquiring X-ray elemental maps of selected cross sections, operating at 20 kV acceleration voltage, and scanning a grid of 512 × 400 pixels with a dwell time of 300 ms.

Within a broad international collaboration the LNF has been involved in the design, manufacture and test of compact high power standing wave (SW) sections operating at high frequency while LNL is actively involved in the development of new materials and multilayers using PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) methods.

Mr. Sacks said that America Online's staff of several dozen editors, who select articles for its news and finance sections, operates with the same independence as traditional journalists.

Shows like this — instrumental song-mavens with no rhythm sections — operate on wit and interplay, which might be perfect to counteract the hysteria out on the street.

Both sections operate through nonlinear polarisation rotation, and the switching characteristic is controlled through the light ellipticity, which can be adjusted by setting properly the orientation of the input polarisation, and by rotating the wave retarder and the two polarisers.

Increasing the shank offset from the furrow centre reduced the surface soil interaction with the vertical shank section operating in the furrow.

From 2004 to 2009 a small section operated from the outskirts of Asunción to Areguá, beside Lake Ypacaraí, and was used exclusively for tourism.

After Ms. Smolenyak asked the cemetery to check its records by date instead of by name, it turned out that an H. Anachowsky (an apparent misspelling) was buried in May 1910 in a section operated by the United Hebrew Community of New York, which is at 201 East Broadway, less than two blocks from Hinda Amchanitzky's last address.

The tile-style layout, where each section operates like its own widget, further that idea.